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🇮🇹 An Italian woman scolds police for using force on migrant rioters, saying officers should treat them like everyone else and just ask for ID.
Seconds later, one of the rioters throws an explosive toward her and the police.
She then hides behind the officers.
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BREAKING:
Bukele releases a statement on France:
“I’ve heard it said that France is finished, that it’s too late to save her.
But France remains just as beautiful, enviable even. Her greatness hasn’t vanished; it only awaits rebirth.
We overcame, in a single year, a problem a hundred times more severe, without having the resources at France’s disposal.
France could manage it in a week”
🇸🇻🇫🇷
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🧵The Columbia Sundial, an independent student paper, published an op-ed arguing that the “discourse” surrounding the Cornell case “infantilizes women.”
Some of their peers went into full meltdown mode.
The “Columbia Open Discourse Alliance” cancelled an event on freedom of the press at which the Sundial’s editor was supposed to speak.
Incredibly, the group’s president said, “We did so not in spite of, but because of our commitment to free expression.”
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The British government wants to extend the TV license fee to YouTube, Netflix, Amazon and Disney+. The Independent calls it the “YouTube tax,” and it is expected in the BBC charter white paper before Christmas.
A Whitehall source explained the supposed purpose. The money would fund local journalism and counter the “conspiracy theories and fake news” they say have helped parties like Reform get elected.
That is a government official admitting the goal is to tax the public into voting differently.
The government would decide what counts as fake news.
An estimated 3 to 4 million extra households would have to pay £180 a year. Many of them use YouTube precisely to avoid the BBC.
A separate plan would push the legacy media to the top of people's YouTube feed. People would pay for the mainstream broadcasters, and then pay again with their algorithm.
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'The issue is never the issue.
The issue is always the revolution.'
And 'the revolution' always boils down to burning historical buildings, attacking cops, & looting luxury goods.
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No French flags at the so-called “student” protests in France.
Why are Palestinian and Algerian flags being waved at demonstrations supposedly about better schools?
This was never really about education. It’s a show of Muslim power and about imposing dominance, with the help of far-left useful idiots.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The video is from a May 25, 2025 Gaza solidarity rally in Paris, not the ongoing student protests about school conditions.
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The outrage over Shane Gillis’s gym joke recalls the backlash Jordan Peterson faced thanks to a 2018 Vice interview where he pointed out that women wear makeup and high heels at work as sexual displays.
The Professor was ahead of his time and showed what it's like when a reflexive low-IQ lefty refuses to engage with reality in order to preserve his bubble of ideological safety.
In both these incidents, you have someone observing (or joking about) women's deliberate sexual signaling in mixed sex spaces, and instead of examining the signaling, the biology, or the inconsistent rules, the reflexive response was to treat that truthful observation itself as the offense.
Our choices in clothing and cosmetics have aesthetic, evolutionary, social and sexual functions. Yet modern feminists like to pretend the sexual component is absent or irrelevant. Both controversies highlight how hypocritical things are because on one hand, female sexual presentation is common and in fact, ENCOURAGED, yet male visual attention or commentary is pathologized.
Peterson’s broader point was that post-sexual-revolution and #MeToo environments demand male restraint and “enthusiastic consent” protocols while refusing to discuss female signaling, hypergamy, or the biological asymmetry in visual arousal. Reaction to Gillis’s banal joke reveals the same double standard at play.
Both women (and men) deliberately dress and behave in ways that maximize sexual attention, status, or mate-value signaling.
Remember when second wave feminists used to own the "I’m a 'ho" energy? Pepperidge Farm remembers. Back then, dressing sexy or slutty was treated as straightforward empowerment and self-expression. Today’s third wave feminism is in denial about the biological realities of sexual signaling, and then piles shrill emotional moralizing on top of the dishonesty.
Dr. @jordanbpeterson argued that once traditional sexual norms are dismantled without replacement, mixed environments become minefields. Women still engage in sexual display, but men are punished for acknowledging it, and the rules governing behavior are written in moral language that defines male behavior as toxic by default. This will keep happening until one side stops pretending that signaling and biology don’t exist.
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The level of retardation happening in Canada rn almost surpasses belief. Let me try and explain:
Canada has race-based sentencing guidelines. Native criminals are supposed to get shorter sentences than white criminals because the courts are required to consider racism, colonialism, etc.
But at the same time, people who kill or assault native women are supposed to get longer sentences than people who kill or assault white women. Because, again, racism, colonialism, etc,
The problem?
It’s mostly native men killing and assaulting native women.
And liberal judges have been caught in the legislative middle, wobbling stupidly on this comically high tightrope from which a fall to either side is a snake-filled pit of inevitable racism accusations.
If they start cracking down on the killers and abusers of native women, the native male prison population will explode (racist).
If they don’t, they are making it effectively legal for native women to be killed and abused (also racist).
It’s like shitlib zugzwang.
And no one in this entire country seems to have an IQ high enough to figure out how to deal with this.
Supreme Court split over sentencing when the offender and the victim are both Indigenous nationalpost.com/news/suprem…
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The IRS sent armed agents into a family bakery and drained $68,382 from its bank account.
Their “crime”? Depositing their OWN CASH in amounts under $10,000.
Then the government demanded ANOTHER $160,000 and a guilty plea to a FELONY.
The IRS called it “structuring”: deliberately keeping deposits small to dodge bank reporting rules.
DAVID VOCATURA: “I said to them, ‘Maybe I should get a lawyer.’ And they said, ‘You don’t need one, step in the back.’”
“Until the day they came in, I had no idea what structuring was.”
“I’m a law-abiding citizen. I can’t remember the last time I got a speeding ticket.”
Nearly three years after seizing the money, a prosecutor came back with a deal that carried up to FOUR YEARS IN PRISON:
DAVID VOCATURA: “They wanted us to pay another additional $160,000 in fines and plead to a felony charge of structuring.”
They refused.
You bake bread for three generations.
You pay your taxes.
You put your own money in the bank.
And the IRS treats you like a criminal, demanding nearly a quarter million dollars.
CONTEXT: Fortunately, the IRS didn’t get away with this one. Hours after the Institute for Justice sued, the IRS agreed to return all $68,382.22. Two weeks later, it withdrew a grand jury subpoena demanding eight years of the bakery’s business records. Crazy that they tried to ruin a business over depositing money into their own bank account.
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Someone said social media is like bodycams for women and honestly you cannot unsee it
Alex Cooper and a Cornell professor discuss the Jane Doe case and argue that all-male groups are PROBLEMATIC, comparing fraternity culture to the Epstein files and saying fraternities reinforce R*PE CULTURE and need to be SHUT DOWN 😳
“I think all male groups generally are very problematic. I mean, look at the Epstein files and the way so many men didn’t call each other out for doing disgusting things to girls, and I emphasize to children. It is so painful to think about. And of course, fraternities aren’t completely unique, but they are one kind of all-male group where it’s this dynamic on steroids.”
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The EU paid a “counter-disinformation” group more than €1 million, and that group just held a panel on why the United States is now a foreign information threat to Europe.
America earned the label by pushing back against the EU's online censorship laws.
The EU was embarrassed enough to peel its logo off the conference, but it kept writing the checks. These are the same people who flagged 40,000 real Twitter users as political operatives and built blacklists to starve websites of ad money. Now they want sympathy for a chilling effect. Yet, they've been selling the chill for years.
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It's remarkable that retarded psychos seem to have such incredibly specific recidivism
Incompetent to stand trial, but oddly competent at their violent hobbies
Toddler girl fighting for life after being stabbed in face by stranger at bus stop who cops say was previously ruled unfit to stand trial after stabbing two other children trib.al/jUtE0wg
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We should just collectively ignore everything that came after the original Avatar as noncanonical fanfic
Everything after the original Avatar has been objectively horrendous
Opening sequence for Avatar: Seven Havens xitter.cf/Burnouts3s3/status/210…
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This is the FlyDubai copilot’s tweet
Notice the phenomenon where he becomes MORE religious and clings harder to his identity in the West than when he is back home.
It totally undercuts multiculturalism’s core premise - that exposure and coexistence will soften rather than harden incompatible group identities.
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''There are no native French people'' is not a statement of fact. It is an expression of Melenchon's wish.
French Presidential Candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon:
They keep talking about "native French people."
Native to what? Christian roots? What exactly are these roots?
Half of people no longer live in the department they come from.
A process of creolization has already taken place among us French people, simply because we change places and adopt one another's jokes, tastes, cuisine and music.
All those dreaming of a static world are dreaming of something that no longer exists and will never exist again.
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What I saw at Cornell was the Omnicause personified. At one point, a student took the mic and shouted:
“Race matters! Gender matters! Sexuality matters! Class matters! Disability matters! Immigration status matters!"
The rally felt like a mash-up of every left-wing causes of the last decade—from Black Lives Matter to the anti-Israel craze. Think: "no justice, no peace" chants and keffiyehs.
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Activists at Cornell broke windows and graffitied an administrative building “for Jane Doe.”
“In their manifesto, the activists defended their actions as nonviolent.” They “also criticized the University’s suspension of pro-Palestine protestors and its relationship with Israel.”
Of course they did.
“When asked what message they wanted to send with their actions, the activists called for administrators to resign and for the community to organize.
“‘To the administrators: resign and turn power over to the students and the workers, the people who truly care about this campus and want nothing but justice and liberation for themselves and their peers,’ they wrote. ‘To the Cornell community: Do more than just demand justice. Enact it.’”
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Students are rioting because the French government spends too little to educate the children of migrants, say the media. But France spends between two and 200 times more per student than the nations from which its migrants come. The media refuses to report basic facts.


































